240 Gardner:
“DEANB”Evening Chris,glad you liked the Albion stuff,thats a cracking pic of the Goodier Atki.
Heres a bit about them.
Excellent stuff, thank you Dean
From the same photoshoot, by the late Tony Price on behalf of Atkinson Vehicles (I have these negatives)
Nice pics Chris,pretty sure that colour one featured in a brochure. 
Some tipper odds and sods.
Click on pages twice to read.
Caffyns 1980.
P.A.Button from Holcombe 1968.
“coomsey 1986”
Daz, Check out this mighty Contractor.
RHA Tipper show 1979.
S.P.Haulage Maggie. Not sure where they were based ■■
“finbarot” Drinkwaer Sabey Volvo F7.
Prismo Scania 111.
Maxi Haulage Volvo F6.
Some from the M54.
Allen Rowland Constructor. Anyone know where they are based ■■
Anyone recognise the mighty 142 ■■
Anyone know where the J.Pugh & Sons Scania is from ■■
Anyone recognise the Foden ■■
T.H.Brown Scania from Grimsby.
Texaco ERF.
"Caffyns 1980. "wow that’s a memory jogger Dean, delivered cars to them at Tonbridge in the '60s get there for 7am for nice early unload, happy days.
Oily
Some nice old F88’s belonging to Turners. Nmp
DeanB Allen Rowlands were based on Wharfedale Road Tyseley Birmingham- I recognise that Scammell 8 legger as it was the replacement for a Renault G290 eight wheeler that was short lived, being involved in a head on accident when it was only a few weeks old
Morning Dean,
As Edtruck states above Allen Rowlands based in Tyseley and also bought out Parkfield Iron and Steel in Wolverhampton, both companies now part of EMR. Rowlands did go back to buying Renaults and some of them got resprayed in to EMR blue.
Pugh’s are from Lydbury North just west or Craven Arms, not sure if they are still operating but that Scania would be on its way to Kronospan at Chirk
oiltreader:
"Caffyns 1980. "wow that’s a memory jogger Dean, delivered cars to them at Tonbridge in the '60s get there for 7am for nice early unload, happy days.
Oily
Happy days Oily.
Kempston:
Some nice old F88’s belonging to Turners. Nmp
Thanks for the pic “Kempston” sweet,although they always look better with a sun visor like this F89.
EDTRUCK:
DeanB Allen Rowlands were based on Wharfedale Road Tyseley Birmingham- I recognise that Scammell 8 legger as it was the replacement for a Renault G290 eight wheeler that was short lived, being involved in a head on accident when it was only a few weeks old
Thanks for the info “EDTRUCK”
pete smith:
Morning Dean,
As Edtruck states above Allen Rowlands based in Tyseley and also bought out Parkfield Iron and Steel in Wolverhampton, both companies now part of EMR. Rowlands did go back to buying Renaults and some of them got resprayed in to EMR blue.Pugh’s are from Lydbury North just west or Craven Arms, not sure if they are still operating but that Scania would be on its way to Kronospan at Chirk
Thanks for the info Pete,good stuff chap. Dont know how you remember it all ! 
Parkfield not ringing a bell Pete,but here’s one from your part of the world.
That Seddon Atkinson looks more like a 400 not a 300 model
DEANB:
Some tipper odds and sods.Click on pages twice to read.
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Caffyns 1980.
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P.A.Button from Holcombe 1968.
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“coomsey 1986”
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Daz, Check out this mighty Contractor.
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RHA Tipper show 1979.
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2
1
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Hay Dean these tipper articles are quality on this odds and sods page that you have put up on this thread today i have just spotted a lavlers Scammell Routeman tipper which were based in Dartford but sadley no longer with us as they was brought out by Day Aggregates. Many thanks for sharing these great gems Daz
DEANB:
S.P.Haulage Maggie. Not sure where they were based ■■
What a lovely photo that is Dean JS.P. Haulage Maggie which was based in Reading and belong to Des Fleetwood grab services very pleased to see this pic on this thread to night Regards Daz
9“finbarot” Drinkwaer Sabey Volvo F7.
8
Prismo Scania 111.
7
Maxi Haulage Volvo F6.
6
Some from the M54.
Allen Rowland Constructor. Anyone know where they are based ■■
5
Anyone recognise the mighty 142 ■■
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Anyone know where the J.Pugh & Sons Scania is from ■■
3
Anyone recognise the Foden ■■
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T.H.Brown Scania from Grimsby.
1
Texaco ERF.
0
ianto:
That Seddon Atkinson looks more like a 400 not a 300 model
Yes i agree Ian,they got that wrong !
ArcDaz:
“DEANB” Some tipper odds and sods.RHA Tipper show 1979.
Hay Dean these tipper articles are quality on this odds and sods page that you have put up on this thread today i have just spotted a lavlers Scammell Routeman tipper which were based in Dartford but sadley no longer with us as they was brought out by Day Aggregates. Many thanks for sharing these great gems Daz
Thanks for the info on the Routeman Daz.
ArcDaz:
“DEANB”S.P.Haulage Maggie. Not sure where they were based ■■
What a lovely photo that is Dean JS.P. Haulage Maggie which was based in Reading and belong to Des Fleetwood grab services very pleased to see this pic on this thread to night Regards Daz
Thanks for the info on that Maggie Daz,i had no idea where they were from.
Des Fletwood not ringing any bells,but heres another Maggie run by Fleetway from Hayling Island.
Some odds and sods.
Click on twice to read.
Leyland Group 1963.
Fleetwood Fish Transport 1965.
Bedford van trip.
Bedford Library 1972.
Mac Hart Engineers Volvo. Anyone know where the pic was taken ■■
St Ivel DAF.
G.Maggs ERF.
Anyone make the name out on the F86 ■■ Photo taken in Bournemouth.Think it may be W&S Transport.
Heatrae Sadia Heating Bedford TM draw-bar. Bit of an odd company name,from somewhere on the East Coast ■■
Christopher Hill AEC Marshall returning to its Poole base.
Lion Transport Foden. Anyone know where they are from,what’s he loaded with and where the pic was taken ■■
Atkins Mercedes on his way to Truckline.
Tidy Tarmac Foden.
Berk Foden.
Morning Dean,
You are up and at it this morning mate!
Howard E Perry were steel stockholders but are now part of Arcelor Mittals empire, the transport arm of Perry’s including the trucks was bought by R M Shorthouse in the 1980’s, Cheer’s Pete
Hi Dean,
The Foden has just loaded rock salt and is passing the Red Lion in Winsford, owned by Lion Transport from Wellington Shropshire, I cheated and asked on another group but credited the pic to Mark! Cheer’s Pete
DEANB:
Some odds and sods.Fleetwood Fish Transport 1965.
Brilliant selection of cuttings, thank you Dean! I spent the first six years of my career in Fleetwood, in the days when it was still a fishing port.
Heatrae Sadia Heating Bedford TM draw-bar. Bit of an odd company name,from somewhere on the East Coast ■■
Front Norwich Dean, not far from the airport, I took a load in there once but can’t for the life of me remember what.
